New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
DISPUTES AMONG THE KNIGHTS.
DIS rRIcT NO. 126 TO MAKE VIGOROUS APPEAL
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DIS rRICT NO. 126 TO MAKE VIGOROUS APPEAL
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
ST. PAUL, Oct tSpeciaD.--6ome interesting talk
was given a reporter In Minneapolis to-day by O. r.
Hall, Of BrdgetoD, n. j., a member of the knights
Of Labor Committee on Credentials, who arrived to-
day. He Is ono OF the most prominent members OF
the order in New-Jersey "There will be some
kicking dono" no said at the present session Ut the
General Assembly. The most important VI these
fights will bc that made BIZ John Morrison and the
expelled District, No. 126, Of Carpet Weavers. inc
fight VIII be led by those chronic kckers. George E.
Mcneil, of Boston: Frank Foster, of Massachusetts
and J. r. Buchanan, Of Denver. Joe McGlan, OF
Philadelphia may also shy his castor INTO inc ring
McGlan will take the part Of Morrison and District
No. 1885, not to gain any advantage for himself, but
because Of an idea that be Is championing the cause
OF the under dog In the fight. With McNen, Foster
and Buchanan 1t Is different They are making the
fight to get into the positions now occupied By Pow
DERBY and tho Executive Board. My opinion Is that
the Executive Board, in regard to Morrison and Dis
trct No. 126 will BIO strongly sustained by the AS
sembly.
"Thero will doubtless be another struggle over the
fact that the Executive Board refused to issue
charter to the Montauk District. There is no use
mncing matters by declaring that there will be no
opposition to General Master Workman Powdeny and
his policy. There will be some. The radical So
cIalIsts in the order will oppose him because they
think no Is TOO SLOW. Iney want y moro NiSWouS
policy. Their opposition will fall short Another
strong faction Of opposition Is being worked up
against Powdsrly and his policy by the liquor men.
His temperance views make them furious.
1t is Understood that District No. 126 has sent In
credentials for its delegates.
Among the prominent arrivals OF Knights OF LaD0r
delegates to-day NJ J. Bishop, Boston, j.. +.
Hogan, Troy, N Y: A. j. Stark OF Birmingham,
Ala: james Campbell rttsburg, and Thomas ORieily,
of New-York -
The cooperative board held its first session this
morning, the DELAYED members having arrived. Tho
board was called to order by President T. C. schleber
of Lynn, Mass. He made short exfemporaneous
address, in which he stated that the object OF the
Board at the present session would be to outline
vigorous policy for the future government OF the
Board. Routne work occupied the remainder OF the
morning and in tho afternoon Hugh Cameron, OF
Lawrence, Kansas. addressed the Board The Com
mtee Credentials began its work this morning, and
can hardly complete IT'S work inside OF three days.
The Credentials Committee continued its work to-day
and passed upon upwards Of 200 delegates upon whose
understood has great surprise in store for Joseph
r Buchanan the Denver "kicker," who 10 one OF the
champions OF tho expelled Assembly No. 1875 IL 10
stated that there is protest filed from every local as
sembly Colorado against the credentials OF Buchanan
this proves to he fact and there Is not much dount
It true II Is exceedingly probable that Buchanan VIII
not be allowed seat IN the coming convention Few
ether protests have fled that the compilation OF
the work Of the committee will DO delayed TILL MONDAY
(For other Labor Nttos Ninth Pn0e)